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--- en:software:debugging [2010/09/22 23:17] – 84.181.56.43
+++ en:software:debugging [2016/08/18 11:27] (current) – gelöscht stefan
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-====== Debugging ======
-Th EZ-USB SDK includes no source level debugger. But in order to simplify the troubleshooting
-an easy to use debug helper interface has been implemented.
-This interface allows the programmer to store status informations or other data
-which can be read out from host PC using the API.
-En example can be found in the directory ''examples/all/debug'' of the
-EZ-USB SDK package.
-The debug helper is stack orientated and initialized in the firmware using the
-"ENABLE_DEBUG(<stack size>,<message_size>);" macro, where <stack size>
-denotes the maximum number of messages in stack and <message size>
-denotes the message size in bytes.
-Two variables and one function are used for the message control in the firmware:
-<code c>
-/*
-   This buffer is used to buffer the message. The user should
-   write the data to this buffer.
-*/
-xdata BYTE debug_msg_buf[DEBUG_MSG_SIZE];
-/*
-   Points the the last message on message stack. This can be used to
-   modify / update the last message
-*/
-xdata BYTE* xdata debug_stack_ptr;
-/*
-   Adds the message stored in debug_msg_buf to the message stack
-*/
-void debug_add_msg ();
-</code>
-The messages can be read out from host PC using the following API
-methods and variables:
-<code java>
-/*
-   Is set by debugReadMessages(boolean,byte[]) and contains the number
-   of new messages.
-*/
-public int debugNewMessages;
-/*
-   Returns the size of message stack in messages.
-*/
-public int debugStackSize ( );
-/*
-   Returns the size of messages in bytes.
-*/
-public int debugMsgSize ( );
-/*
-   Returns the number of the last message read out by
-   debugStackSize(boolean,byte[])
-*/
-public final int debuglastMsg ( );
-/*
-   Reads debug messages from message stack. The number of messages
-   stored in buf is returned. The total number of new messages is stored
-   in debugNewMessages. The number of the latest message is returned by
-   debuglastMessage().
-   If parameter all is true, all messages from stack are written to buf.
-   If it is false, only the new messages are written to buf.
-*/
-public int debugReadMessages ( boolean all, byte[] buf );
-</code>
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